Publications by authors named "H Pinkus"
Six cases are presented which exhibit a peculiar type of follicular degeneration leading to alopecia and characterized by edema and the presence of mucin in the outer root sheath and sebaceous gland. This is accompanied by varying degrees of inflammation. The clinical lesions are sharply defined plaques which enlarge slowly and seem to be curable by relatively small doses of x-ray therapy.
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- This report analyzes clinical and histological data from 54 biopsies of dilated pores from 45 patients in Munich and 39 biopsies from 36 patients in Detroit.
- It identifies the dilated pore of Winer as a common benign tumor originating from the outer hair root sheath and describes four distinct types of dilated pores, emphasizing that it is not a trichoepithelioma.
- Additionally, the report discusses the pilar sheath acanthoma of Mehregan and Brownstein, detailing findings from 11 biopsies in Munich and 9 in Detroit, along with their clinical features and differentiation from other tumors.